A Simplified Method for Improved Determination of Radon Concentration in Environmental Water Samples

  • TANAKA R
  • ARAKI S
  • YASUOKA Y
  • et al.
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Abstract

The direct method using a toluene scintillator has already been proposed for the determination of radon(222Rn) concentration in environmental water samples measuring with a liquid scintillation counter, because the parameters(the gas-liquid distribution coefficient, etc.) of toluene are well known. However toluene has a high volatility and deleterious health effects. This paper presents a measurement method for radon concentration in water using a conventional liquid scintillation counter and a simplified liquid scintillation counter with less hazardous scintillation cocktails. The measurement data have led to more accurate results using an integral counting method.

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TANAKA, R., ARAKI, S., YASUOKA, Y., MUKAI, T., OHNUMA, S., ISHIKAWA, T., … SANADA, T. (2013). A Simplified Method for Improved Determination of Radon Concentration in Environmental Water Samples. RADIOISOTOPES, 62(7), 423–438. https://doi.org/10.3769/radioisotopes.62.423

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